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Health Humanities Career Panel
Health Humanities Career Panel
Join the HHIVE Lab for a virtual Career Panel with recent UNC alumni working in health care.
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“Gendered Transformations via Digital Distribution,” Lecture by Dr. Priyadarshini Shanker
“Gendered Transformations via Digital Distribution,” Lecture by Dr. Priyadarshini Shanker
Bombay cinema’s last two decades, have birthed a slew of at least two dozen female filmmakers. This is in opposition to the handful of women directors, in the five decades of post-independent Bombay cinema, predominantly, working outside the margins of … Read more
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Teaching with Games
Teaching with Games
The Digital Literacy and Communications (DLC) Lab presents practical tips for teaching with games. This event is part of the Critical Gaming Initiative recently funded by the NEH's Humanities Initiatives Program. This is a hybrid event so please join via … Read more
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Triangle Film Salon
Triangle Film Salon
The Triangle Film Salon is an annual series of lectures and presentations on the screen arts. The Salon facilitates an exchange of ideas in the Research Triangle and beyond. It aims to stimulate new ways of thinking about the relations … Read more
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Graduate Lecture Series: Bailey Fernandez – “On Purpose: Chris Burden and the Philosophy of Action”
Graduate Lecture Series: Bailey Fernandez – “On Purpose: Chris Burden and the Philosophy of Action”
The work of American artist Chris Burden (1946—2016) came in both early and late periods. The early work, which consisted of transgressive, often dangerous performance art pieces such as Shoot (1973) or Trans-Fixed (1974) frequently put the artist’s body at … Read more
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Critical Speaker Series Lecture: Dr. Kornbluh’s “Antifictionality: Immediacy as Literary Style”
Critical Speaker Series Lecture: Dr. Kornbluh’s “Antifictionality: Immediacy as Literary Style”
Join us in Wilson Library's Pleasants Family Ballroom for the CSS Spring finale! Dr. Kornbluh's lecture promises to be an exciting conclusion for CSS!
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CSS 2021-2021 Final Seminar: Dr. Kornbluh’s Graduate Student Workshop “Antitheory: Immediacy Style in the Ruins of the University”
CSS 2021-2021 Final Seminar: Dr. Kornbluh’s Graduate Student Workshop “Antitheory: Immediacy Style in the Ruins of the University”
Dr. Kornbluh invites UNC graduate students of any department to participate in her seminar: "Antitheory: Immediacy Style in the Ruins of the University
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Visiting Filmmaker Avner Faingulernt presents “Men on the Edge: Fishermen’s Diary”
Visiting Filmmaker Avner Faingulernt presents “Men on the Edge: Fishermen’s Diary”
Film screening and discussion with the filmmaker: Men on the Edge: Fisherman’s Diary